Mother India Omotesando Hills — Restaurant in Tokyo

About 30 seats a bit off the main street. The sign on the street was a bit confusing and got me to look in the wrong building, but it was close enough. Kind of moderrn Indian atmosphere with Nepali staff. Pretty nice lunch menu, but a bit on the high side if the beverage is added in. Response to inflation or Covid? No Wi-Fi, but I was able to pick up a usable signal from the Usen network. No music or TV.

Curry of the day was pumpkin chicken, but with onion, ginger, and bell pepper in the thin base. Quite nice. Regular base, or adventurous special? (Not as adventurous as the goya chicken yesterday in Kanagawa, however.) Narrow spice scale,, but medium was strong enough for flavor. Naan was skillfully cooked, slightly sweet and on the heavy side rather than fluffy. Looked like he worked for good tomatos in the salad, but considering the overall value I'm going to have to hold it at a regular four...

Ive never written a review, but this place was so bad that I had to.

Subpar food with terrible service. We were told to pay for our meal halfway through eating it, and we were then told to hurry up and leave even though it was 30 minutes away from closing time. The waiter had an attitude the entire time. He also told us that they couldnt serve any of the grills, but then told us that they could after he asked the chefs. He waited about 30 seconds until he rushed us for our orders, so we ended up not looking at the full menu. He kept staring at us during our meal, which made us uncomfortable. We were also very uncomfortable paying for our meal while we were halfway through eating it. I would never go again, and wouldnt recommend...

Visited Mother India at Omotesando Hills. I ordered the Saag Mutton Curry, Naan, and Turmeric Rice. I went around 9 PM, and the restaurant was quiet and comfortable — perfect for a relaxed dinner.

The Saag Mutton Curry had a rich yet gentle flavor, with the creamy spinach perfectly complementing the tender mutton. You can choose your spice level; the normal level offers just the right amount of heat, while spicy adds a nice kick without being overwhelming.

The naan was soft, chewy, and fragrant, and paired beautifully with the curry. The turmeric rice also matched well, adding a subtle aroma and texture. Overall, it was a flavorful and satisfying Indian dinner in a calm,...